But Britain's entry meant that the Commonwealth would be less and less a matter of material ties and more and more one of tradition and sentiment.
The report found: "This level of under-recorded crime is a significant cause of concern and is a matter of material and urgent importance, particularly as some of these relate to violence and sexual assault against vulnerable children".
Imagination was a matter of material images being formed in the brain.
Go Tryke's Tamara Warren says that for old-is-new cars like the Mulsanne and Mercedes' SLS AMG (based on the 1950s-era 300SL), modernizing a design is largely a matter of material.
This explains why, in modern highly insulated dwellings in cold and temperate maritime climates, mold risk is primarily a matter of material properties.
At its core, the debate over NC-17 is a matter of what material society considers mainstream, who gets to make those determinations and what standards they use in doing so.
Young's approach goes beyond distributive issues to address the marginalization of excluded groups by affirming social group differences in public policy rather than treating justice as primarily a matter of distributing material resources among persons assumed to be roughly equal in social status and power.
The evolution of tape measures, like that of most hand tools used in home renovation projects, has been mainly a matter of cosmetics and materials.
Some describe the procedure as good "housekeeping," saying as a matter of principle, dangerous materials not immediately needed should be discarded.
As a matter of fact, composite materials with addition of BaTiO3 or TiO2 nanoparticles are introduced to retard the sintering of metallic components and it is proven that the sintering temperature difference with the dielectric layer is reduced[8, 9].
In our experience, the transition toward inquiry was not simply a matter of changing the materials or approaches to teaching labs, but incorporated a number of cultural and attitudinal factors accompanying the change process.
